This article looks at the group approach to shared dreams following previous publications, including Dreams In Group Psychotherapy: Theory and Technique (Neri et al. 2002) and further papers1, and a natural extension to a 2022 publication (Friedman, 2022). One innovative perspective is the notion that it is often a ‘collective preoccupation’ which starts a group’s shared elaboration process...
This article examines the meaning of the term `intersubjectivity' as derived from its philosophical roots in phenomenology. It challenges a metaphysical division between internal and external reality that creates two separate worlds, and argues that the interpersonal field is primary. It suggests that this position is inherently related to group analysis.